[Led Astray and The Sphinx by Octave Feuillet]@TWC D-Link bookLed Astray and The Sphinx CHAPTER VII 4/37
He overtook her almost immediately.
She cast upon him again an oblique glance, and abruptly, with her bitterest and most incisive accent: "Is my presence dangerous to you, sir ?" "How, dangerous ?" he said, laughingly.
"I do not understand you, my dear madam." "Why do you avoid me? What have I done to you? What means this new and disagreeable manner which you affect toward me? It is really a very strange thing that you should become less polite to me, as I am more so to you.
They persecute one for years to induce me to show you a pleasant countenance, and when I try my best to do so, you pout.
What does it mean? What has got into your head? I should be infinitely curious to know." "It is quite simple, and I am going to enlighten you in two words.
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